MIPSInterrupts.pptVIP

* MIPS Interrupts MIPS interrupts The materials of this lecture can be found in A7-A8. Also, the slides are developed with the help of /cs61c/handouts/interrupts1.pdf The MIPS memory Actually, everything above 0x7fffffff is used by the system. What is in there? Special operating system functions I/O registers mapped to memory addresses … SPIM Simulator SPIM allows you to read from key board (which is similar to reading something from the true I/O register) trykeyboard.asm .text .globl main main: addu $s7, $ra, $zero, # Save the ra addi $s0, $0, 113 #q addi $t0, $0, 0 lui $t0, 0x